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EDUCATIONAL.


LNMEPSON INSTITUTE
Il GA 18th ct. bet I and sta.
Select Classical and Mathematical School for Young
Men A1a B<sE,
,Beeins its shsty-siIth ye,r MONDAY. SEPT. lg.
kins and other colleges aud uuverstiea; for the Sci
cntinc schools, u. q. MInry and Naval Academies.
ai,d fer business Fur particular, address
NARTYN's COMMERCIAL OOILEGE
NJ 313 9th st. n.wy near City Post Once.
ana Highest Standard Businees COLLEGE in America
Fan Spe1ins sEpTEMBER Is; ResalnE De, and
Evening Sessions, . and 80 p IN. Theoretlcal
and Jrnior psscte. pspsrtmsnts and senior Pr.stc.i
ton ip Bookkssping Dizziness A.tlnetie Corrsspend-
mission miss Brokerase AveEsgns q Accounts Primer,
Classes in Grammsr Arithmetic Keaains Tri,ins, and
Session. one year. sSo.p.ysbiSs $40 on snseTins,
f1l on s s Tuiti9n tee quarterly PAID in
Tation; SIS for three months, sS3 for siI mouths,
ness Ceurse Sac subject to l5 per cent reduction to
Lady Students Special Course for Civ Service. Full
particulars. Colfese Once every week day. from q
to y X N. or by nail. Catalogue free
F. G. MARTYR, President.
c. T. uRNER, A. NJ, G. E., Principal
NOTE.-Students enter At any tins. Terms
made the month. quarterly. semi-ysarly OK yearly.
au1J-lm
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Aniuscnicnis Tonight.
NEW NATIONAL THEATER.-"RuSSia-"
HARRIS BIJoU THEATER.-"Dayy Crockett"
KERsAN's THEArER-Comic Opera and Variety.
PANORAMA BCILDISG.-Battle OF Bull Run.
ATHLETIC PARK.-RoIer Coaster.
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At WaShinxtOn Grove.

THE ANNUAL CAMPAIGNING DRAWING TO A CLOSE
THE TEMPERANCE RALLY.
Correspondence Of THE EVENING STAR
WASHINGTON GROVE, August q
The morning trains brought about 200 visitors
10 the camp yesterday. The attendance at the
services was large. AT IL am. Dr. A. Gibson. OF
Baltimore, preached to q large audience The
ladies meeting il the canvas chapel at 2:3O DIN.
was interesting and well attended Mrs. Burrfs-
Mrs. Reilly, and Mrs. Roach conducted this ser.
VICE AT he same hour many enjoyed the child
rel service, held ia the tabernacle Al 3.:O n
IN the sacrament OF The Lords supper was admins
lStered 10 about zoo people. Eighteen minister,
LOOK pari IA this service, the largest number ever
kIio"h 20 NC present at any sacramentaI service
Ecld III the Grove. Following this vas a praise
ana Testimony meeting. AT 1:IJ ,:;. yorntr moo
ple tescr service WAS held at Tie t,..ernacit as
thS uHs.i place VI meeting Was hot large. enough
~ iiO!C tic congregation. AT Ocloc. REV " IN
cross preached to large audience h, TIE r..y,vai
service that followed six were reported as con.
Vefted. -" WIZ
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW.
Dr. Hanlon, or New Jersey, Will preach thts
morning at IL O'clock. Thursdays temDerance
rally VIII close the Fifteenth annual camp-meet-
me. AN elaborate program has been arranged for
t1ie ual ana iar;c gathering Is expected Dr. r.
~. Nay ior, Df. Nc Is. Reilly, Dr. Charles Baldwin
MAJ George a. Hilton DR.. {. " Whituey. Chsrie,,
u: Aye, and j. T.. Lee are among those vino will
s the meeting. The camp Will close with a
temperance revival meeting Thursday evening at
the tabernacle. ~
CAMP PERSONALS.
Among the visitors to the camp TODAY were
Mrs Flora Peters and Mrs NJ. Scarboronoh q,
Hartford County; Rev. and Mrs. Alfred Graham
Mrs. G. T. Braddock, Misses Mary and Kate peter
ana Miss Gassaway, of Rockville; Dr. Lodge. VIM
~. Mannakee, Charles Griffith, Miss Hyde, OF Win.
chester; Mrs Knight, Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Cla.
gett, Mr. Graham Mackall, j. L. Cramer. and
Rev Dr. and Mrs Owens. Miss Matte Owens. OF
Hartford, is the guest OF Miss l. Warfield On at n
ave NE Mrs Thomas someryle Is visiting her
son, MI Jas. Someryille. Mr.. w. Taylor Birch has
Deen confined TO his room for several DAYS MrS
:. X. TnompklnS spent yesterday with Mrs sam.
uei Foikinhorn. Mr. VIM. CIagett and family and
Nj. Phlllp stone and vile are in camp and win
remain until the close. DR.. Zach. Waters came
INTO camp, but returned home last evening
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NFANDHELING JAVA COFFEE. - YOU WILL
Ul never know what it is TO drink the Richest and
Best Coffee produced in all the world until you have
tried q GENUINE MANDHELING. Very few mer-
chants sell it because of the small profit il affords
Still have found after several years Of constant
experiment in keeping il regularly stock that
sales have sufficiently increased to THAI make
the difference. sales of il having alresdy reached
marvellous proportions This entirely overcomes
other drawback commonly experienced 10y Others
viz: That of Offering Coffee not freshly roasted We
day and hence the Coffee is scarcely cold when de-
Hvered 70 the customer. ELPHONZO NOCNGS CO.,
42S 9Th St, bet. ID aud Z. Jy0
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PROFESSIONAL

hrs. KENIsONs' NEW PARIORS. 416 18TH ST..
1)are the best fitted in the world for Chiropody'
aseicqre and DermstoiSEy Corns and bunions 25c
each Ladies, and Childrsn's Hair Cut aud Dressed
is stu in the city, he il the first by the name Of Keni.
that ever treated the feet. au2l-4t
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New FAL1 DaEss GooDa.

nave Just opened the following New and Desirable
DAEsS GOODS. imported by N direct from France:
CHEvIOr CHECKED sUITINas,
REAL CLAN PLAIDS
PLUSH AND WOOL CoMBINATIONR
New Shades in CASHMERFS
FINE CHECKED WORSTED suTTIN0a
CAMELS HAIR PLAIDS
NEW BLACK SILKS
N ErON s AdL-sILK VKLvET6. Black and Colors
BLACK GOODS OF EVERY TEXTURE.
NEW HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR
aops, &c. avs "SosA A0"'
W. n EHUSTER SONS
e19 PxNNsY1.vAN1A AVENUE.
ONx PRICE su22
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THE NATIONAL EDIToRIAL ASsOCIATIoN.-Pursu-
ant to call OF its president c. II. Jones' of Jack
sonyille, Fla. the annual meeting Of the National
Editorial Association will convene at Denver Col
oradO, on Tuesday, September Is. The date was
originally fixed for september 6, but has been
postponed one week.
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3E PREPARED for sickness and cure 1t In the be-
klnnlng- DIR. Bckngu's DiarrhGa and Dysentery
Syrup should be kept always at hand
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WA11 PAprRs.
p HANSON HISS co. BIS 18th a. ~,
Val Papers Of all grades
fs1ezes and Ceiling Decoratona
Special attention given TO Plain and Decorative
Painting.
estimates and designs submitted for all kinds Of In
terror Decoration and Furnishing. An inspection Of
our goods II respectfully solicited. app
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The District National Guard.
WHAT WAS DONE LAST EVENING AT MEETINGS O
VARIOUS EODIES


At meeting Of Logan Camp Guard, or company
d, fourth battalion. last night, the membership
was increased to thirty-twO. p. r. r. NJ Sattes
was unanimously elected first lieutenant. The
officers OF the company were appointed as a COM
mittee to meet with q like committee from the
other companies comprising the fourth battalion,
looking to securing quarters where the battalion
may have its drill-rOom and headquarters. The
officers OF the Guard were elected as such COM
mittee.
Al a meeting Of the Washington Merchants
Rifles last night W. ". KiInball was elected second
sergeant, A. l. Jarboe third sergeant, and Dr. 7.
K Reh QuartermaSter.
The Georgetown Rifles organized last night and
tWenty-three members were elected 10 member
SHIP Tue armory OF the new company is at the
corner OF :52d and NJ streets.
AT meeting OF the Marion Rifles last night ten
new members were admitted, various committees
were appointed and the company had its first
regular drill.
Lieut.. VIM. E. Beagle, of the Columbia Rifles
was presented with handsome badge by the
company yesterday on their excursion to River
View, ii recognition OF his services to the COM
pany.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

Indications for the "a hours co,n,nencfno n, ~,
TOT tne Districs OF Columbia, Maryland and
Virginia, local showers. followed By fair weather
Winds shifting TO northerly cooler
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LiGHTSISG-RoDS and Electric Work.
j. H. kUEHLING, 1212 Pa ave,
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ELOCUT1oN
Is the Art of all Arts-no persons education is COM
plete without it,"
No branch OF Education is more scholarly. refined
and useful and pays better at the present day.
than Elocution."
The Collegiate Courses open October 5.
J. The Non Professional. z. The Professional The
NonProfessional is for those who wish to study Elo
cutiOn as an ELEGANT ART for Home and Society,
and accomplishment which forms an important
part of every FINISHED Education
The Professional Course has two divisions: !. ORA
TORY; 2. ACTING. There are also Short Courses
and Private Lessons.
The College teaches VOICE CULTURE, ARTICU-
LATION, PRONUNCIATION. ELOCUTION, ANALY-
SIS. Expressive Reading Bible and Hymn Reading.
SHAKESPEARE English Literature, CONVERSA-
TON, Physical Harmony. GESTURE, ORATORY.
Oral TRANSACTIONS. Extemporaneous Speech, Parlia-
mentary Practice. Personal MAGNETISM. Panto-
mime PRESERVATION, ACTING Comedy, DELSARTE,
RHETORIC and LOGIC.
Public Graduating Exercises occur In June,
The College has Dramatic Hall, with stage
Send for Large Illustrated Catalogue with full de-
scriptiOn of College Courses; also, CONTESTS.
PRIZES, HONORS. etc: also. catalogue ON the CURE
of the DEFECTS Of SPEECH: and the School of Deep
Breathing. Diplomas and Degrees conferred
THE MAkTYN COLLEGE of ELOCUTION and ORA.
TORY,
313 9th st. n.w half block east of City Post Office,
au2O Washington, d. Co. p. o. Box POI.
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CITY ITEMS.

Thirteen Nfmety.ciGht,
$1398-COmplete dinner and tea Set combined.
$1ae8-Handsomely decorated, worth $18
S129S-Include5 large soup toureen.
4lc.-Cocoa mats, with col0red borders.
29c.--Covered chamber paths, worth Csc.
0c.-Some more OF those two-strtng brooms
15c.-Some more OF those three-string brOOmS
S2.5O-Decorated 1O-piece, chamber sets
&+Decoruted 56-piece tea sets
98c.-Japanned toilet sets, decorated.
25c.-Hammered Brass 13-fach trays
25c.--Oval or triangular brass trays
1Oc.-Un1Que single lumber trays
9c.-SwtSS carved brackets.
4c.-BarRainS In the &C. department.
9c.-BarEains In the &C. department
Some glassware which you can use marked down
to ndiculOusly low prices.
The Fair, 612 7th st. NV, formerly Goldschmid'S
1 FRANkLE Co., Proprietors.
B1clknelEs Syrup is the best for dysentery. 1
Sewing Machine Renting and Repair.
ing at Auerbach's, It'll and II streets Telephone,
4X-2 eO2
Drink the stQuecn Of Recrs,,
II you want to save doctors bills. The health Of
your entire family will be studied by ordering this
beer from the Agency, LOG d street northwest.
as cents per dozen. 6m
IS Per Gallon, 75c. Quart Bottle. No. 1
Rye WhiSkey, best in the world for the money.
Orders by mail. McGEEs, 9th near d St was
s'ROyal Gluc'' mends 'em.-Boston Varieties
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in 4 Id. "Ward" prints. 4Oc per H.
Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermik; sweet Milk
&C. per quart.
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CTEAM WELL B0RING-wELLs BORED For
- cities towns, vlsgss farms. hotels brsweriss pa
Seed. SOLICIT coTrespondepceL
e25-3ms HUROH A 6uYETT. Hagsrstovp VA
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FOR Washington dressed beef go TO Jno. r. Kelly
81 tiIs OPS, go ana $50 Center Market and 2O6 and
SOS Northern Liberty. Corn beer n speciality
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hoGkRs UMBRELLA FACTORY, GLIB street north
WEST Branch store, 14th street, near H.
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SPEAKING TUBES and Iron Safes repaired.
L. III KrEUIJSG
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Prince & WHITLEY
SfOCK BROKERS
g nF9sax aNs. New YORK
t:G 18Th street tCoccorau Duildiny) washiu1t,l
PRIVATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES
Between
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE PHILADELPHIA
Mn fURk, EOSiON, SC
General iartDers.
JAMES TpITELY, h. CauaER OAKxII
MAYNARD T.. EYRE
HENRY II DCDcE, Wellington d. G.
WILLIAM T. TRASERs, Special Partner
Buy and sell On commission all clAsses of Bsilvay
L. Il DODGE. Resident Partner
Quotations Of Stocks and Bonds and information 70
gardny tue markets received through our wires in.
S,sEtly, direct from the New York stock Exchanre
All orders executed and reported promptly. 3el
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HOUSEFURNISH

CIR TuE Best
THE LEONARD DRY AIR CLEANABIE RFFRIa-
ORATORS. made in hard wood EIEGANTIY
CARVED. with TREBLE WALLS, CHARCOAL
FILLED and ZINC-L1NED; every part removable for
CLEANLINESS. all METAL SHELVES, AIK-TIGHT
LOCKS, IMPROVED INTERIOR CIRCULATION Of
DRY COLD AK Eld trst-clAss workmanship
throughout
PRICES LOWER THAN ANY OTHER GOOD RE.
FRlGERATOR IN THE MARKET
v. Il HOEKE
apo sO1 Martet spaca
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

C,HOaI ACUTE TO LoSUus.
- NOkDEl lSChkk LLOYD 8. 6. 90
Fast Exifeao steamers
To Southampton N<0noon, Hsyrel Bremen
Trave, Me1.. Aus. -, e:S0 T. M; fulds, BAT, Aug
"a, IL 80 pm; ssxle We'd, Aug. 81. y. m klbA
kerrs, sat, sept. AZ. 10 =
Comfortable statsrooma, excellent table luxurious
wards berth. according 70 location "a cabin. ESQ.
berth; stcerzEe II Low rates. Apply ~
sulJ u n. DkOoP. ol5 Penn ava
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313 9th st. NV, half block east of City Post-O
au2O Washington, D. C., 2. o. Box 291.
C. SHORTLIDGE'S
y MEDIA ACADEMY. AT MEDIA, PA,


(NEAR PHILADELPHIA
Thirty minutes from Broad Street Station. One Of
the best equipped and best managed schools. All
Students board with the Principal. Teachers all men
and graduates of Harvard Yale Princeton, University
Of Pennsylvania or other frst-cass COLLEGES. Fine
buildings single, double. communicating rooms,
with ample bath accommodations Every room has in
1t steam radiator and is completely furnished. New
Athletic Grounds. Gymnasium refitted aud heated
BY steam Best instruction. best care. best table.
Special opportunities for apt students advance
idly. Special private tutoring for backward boys.
Patrons students select studies chose
English Scientific Business, or
Civil Engineering course. New Physical and Chemi-
cal Laboratory, with twenty-four cases. Superior
Practical Business Department in Commercial Course
writing &C.: &C More fully supplied with apparatus
than any other College fitting Commercial School
the United States Twelve teachers for about one
hundred students: Every teacher devotes his whole
every home comfort the best education and the best
training: fixed price covers every expense even
books. No extras except for music. No incidental
expenses No examinations for admission. New illus
trated catalogue sent free to any address.
SWITHIN c. SHORTL1DGE, A. B., A. NJ,
(Harvard Graduate) Media, Pa
The Principal will be at the Riggs House FRIDAY,
September2 aulG-lm
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PROPOSALS.

l. 4VOA OCAAlkO.
DRoPOsALs FOR UNIFORMS.
Il METROPOLITAN POLICE DEPARTMENT.,
Sealed viii 5sesISss 81 af
1851 SsnSsr -" Of the lie
pe To- W Pos
lstions. ~e
Vests to be F. and ii. Ciotk
for two less winter police
The right is reserved to reject any and all bids.
ND: ". %& ss g; n Sss Es!es
Approved By Commissioners d. G. au24-3t
PROPOSALS. FOR FUEL
WAsHISeroN. August :, 1887.
x e,s osf
SN tons 81 the for ea the s s OF
pore or Less also y 5o cords Of the
best OAK Mood more or less as may Be needed At the
House Of Representatives dur1g the present fiscal
timer ana in such quantities desired BY the Clerk Of
coal must xsis5 ssa9 pounds to the ton. and
measure cubic fee. to the Cord and be sorea
and cot at the CAPITAL The right to rewcigh
I G3al az the Capitol and the right to reject and
IA. bids, to be endorsed Proposals for coal and
au3.1aw4w Clerk of House Of Representatives, us.
DEPARTMENT OF w snATe; Angus, y. 1887.
q .i r lss e tarsish ssia
f: s 81 ssish
The right 70 reject any all bids or to accept any
ssS tss Ss sss t1s
Each bidder viii be required t. furnish with his bid
q se Of as
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IS Per Gallon, 35c. Quart Bottle, No. I
Rye Whtskey, best in the world for the money.
Orders by mail McGEEs 9th near d St was
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The Courts.

NJ AL LUI - OVShICJuuye 11dTpeT pro Ten.
az o-oay, jas. Nilsson, throwing stones; s. or Is
Eila Carter, do: personal bonds. Jennie CorcO-
ran disorderly conduct; IS or Is days Ephraim
Ing stones; s. or 15 days each. Susan Nom oe,
profanity; s. or days. Henrietta Allen, dis
orueriy In county; s. or ID days. Peter Lawson.
nan, oisorderly conduct; s. or Is days John
a a,oung, profanity; s or days Henry Harris,
ton, do; do. Sami cloud, colOred. Throwing mis-
sl.eS - or days. Jno. Douglass colorsd, indie
cent exposure; IS or 15 days
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M Iss ANNIE K HUMPHREY. 43O 10Th ST. n. w.
MI Makes Corsets to order in every style and mate
HER SPECIALTIES ARE
French Hand made Underclothing Merino Underwear
and finest imported Hosiery
Patent Shoulder Braces and all Dress Reform Goods
French Corgets and Bustles.
Chi1dren's COrsets and Q 81 Corset miss H. own
make) that for the price Is unsurpassed
N.B-French. German and Spanish spoken. rnr14
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rTNHE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY
L Washington, D. G.
The preparatory school begins Sept. 19.
The Columbian College begins Sept. 10. .
The medical school begins Oct. 3.
The Corcoran Scientific School begins Oct 8.
The law school begins Oct. 5.
For catalogues other information, address
JAMES G. YELLING,
au2O-1mo President.
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RAILROADS.
DltpMoNr AIR IINE

L Schedule IN effect June 9TH 1857.
10 M-Es., Tenn Nal Daily Coz ws-r-n,c,
sss ssssy spras. sso, SSs k Es
sssrer wasSsssaS q Sea a orlesns orleans Pullman
liza M.-fsst Mail Daily for wsrrenton. Char.
lsr5husx ROCKY Mount Dsnsile and Stations m'1ss
tSe-n J. achbhrs and Dsu,ille, Greensbora faleish
oo..,,ISu9 Atl.nis Birnangha,n. Montgomery. Nes
70 New oresSs ssa Mann soasr s sss
trA.rs wssalar 90 90 Atlanta Does not connect Tor
A;i =; w." Ss,nts sunday
sirasbn-s and interuaesiiate stations also VIII
tnious eosch 10 Marrcnton .os Fauauier White Sui
rhur spflnss Connects AZ itiverton with 5. Y. Il Il
:, s:3o p M.-Mss,ern Errress Daily FOR w.rreu,on.
SonionsNille charlottesville. Louisville Cncinnat
Route. fsll sis@perS s.,d solid Trains M.shins
ton to Lsa'sy:..e a.e ;or Ign hbnrs bristol Chats
PSs sSs.a faai is s,.ss and =,
pid,I. N,i.,sS p.y
TeIss and California. Pullman sieopers Washington
Montgomery - New Orleans Pullmsn sleepers w.sh
ington 10 AUGUSTA without change; also iullmsn
sleeper Ma,shl,.on to ssreenbrier While sulphur
Trans ON Washington aud Ohio division leave Wash
MIA st e arr a H. SuI Di E, frGHt sundSy and 6
NJ; kei,.rn,ne leave Round Hill q 905 NJ Daily sni
80 !: A. Daily EXCEPT Sunday. arriving Washington
1hrour., trains from the South via Charlotte Dan
vile apd Lynchbury. arrive IN Washington 10 4 N
ard s;25 Z s.; VIA Ess, Tenn; Brisiul ana lynch:
Ohio Route I'd tss,ic,scsvilie at sio z. NJ stras.
bnrs Local at 3:ss NJ
Tickets SLEEPING Car reservation and information
frrnishedand basrage checked At Office 900 Pennsyi-
Nsnir sssnae' and a nsser sisson fgnsyisaIs
"a lrfn frall
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MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL CoI!EGE-RE
NJ orEan1ed for special ton in Axre1iiGie aud
theMechAnicArts Scholarships offered in county
Full literary aud scientific course Locations College
Station b. and D. Railroad. 81 miles from Baltimore
miles from Washington city. Session opens SEPT. 10
For catalogues address ]. CHAMBlIsS Secretary Of
Faculty. Agricultural Collage, nd. su24-li
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THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD announces the
sale Of special excursion tickets 70 Atlantic City
and Cape May for the IL a. III. train every Friday
during August, at the low rate OF s.. Tickets
good 70 return within five days.
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Syrup is the best for dysentery
Drink the s.Queen oe Rear,

Sewing Machine Renting and Repair
ing at Auerbachs, 7th and II streets. Telephone
1872 eO2
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Fresh Attorney Butter churned every mornin
and delivered in 4 Id. 'Ward" prints 4Oc per II
Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermik; sweet NIL
&c. per quart.
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The PASSEStsEK DEPARTMENT OF THE PennSyl-
wanna RatlECst;t announces that on and after the
18th inst. OO0-miie tickets Will be placed on sale
at their ticket Office at the rate OF SEQ This en-
braces their entire system east OF PittSburg and
Erie
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.
I1UREKA TEA AND COFFEE co.. 23s Pa AVE-.
INV just opened with line Of selec; Tess and
COffees Of the finest grades the lowest
BILE. Sugars at cost. Valuable Prcseuts given ay
with Teas and Cofees. Give q trlal and co.yiaSs
yourself Of the fact
JOS. Il. CHIMES, Proprietor
au20-s,w,R3u Formerly With ". +. Thomas.
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FINANCIAL.

DoND RIGHTS ON WASHINGTON GAS SICK
ID Scrip bo.xht and sold. Volta sud Amcyaran
Grarhopnons Stocks for sale. COkSON N.ACARr-
Mi, Bankers Glover Building, 14lo h g. Jy.,O-im
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WOOD AND COAL

WOOD AND COAL
WO0D AND S Sesa At A .a cotton PRICE DE
cSsss "a: .s ss.ss sat a .... .sss
KENNEDY RIOS
Branch cfncs. southeast cor. sth An3 q STA ne.
The above prsses for cAsh en.y: sai3Ise?l
wash PRICES FOR COAL
furnace aud Egg white Asa Coal gS S per ton
snsSoesn or Red Ash Goa, G, .,s: ess per- per- TON
above prices III Tfs Fl sS;n iae
CoAI; CoAL. C9MA
Red Ash Cal Is:serry Gssi Sc Lyks r..
Cash oas st the .tove prices An iuei sold by,
constantly and delivered direct from the
vessel WOOD Of all kin srEPRESs5 5sse BRO
and sas s'S st and xhsf's' foot TN $.
BEST FUEL SOLD
In the District ct fair prices. cali ON
JOHNSON BROTHERS,
Who supply more families with
COAL, COKE, AND WOOD
Than any firm in the United States
wharves, Depot and Railroad Yard, 1"ta and Water
Main Office: 1909 Fs.nw;
MIA ~. ID and SITS NV. IL 9th St NV 18th
and Water ste. s.w., A. 3 10Th -.
Connection with main cfhce by eis?Sone. 3y29
" BALDWIN JOHNSON. WHOLESALE AND RE-
" tail dealer in Coke, Coal and Woo.. Complete
facilities, bottom prices, full weight and measure
Large direct from the mne by rail and water.
aud free from impurities The celebrated Lee bite
Ash aud "Lc-berry" Red Ash Goals a specially With
the Lee" Coal hlling the largest General
Government contract in the District send in Your
orders Cheap for cash. Main Office cor 18th ct ana
L. ave- Branch oftices-51l A 81. II. c. and cor 9th
Rd sU. NV. jy2s-:im
CoAu .CoAu
AWAY DOWN!
BUY YOUR WINTER SUPPLY now
Hot weather talk Coal prices are % low Il viii
pay you to call on A D. SMITH and leave your order
TO-DAY.
COAL direct from the mines. arriving daily per
At Coal Depot, Isl and streets northeast B y. Ris
Office 500 New York avenue northwest.
Call at either place aod secure your supply.
AUGUST PRICES, CHEAP!
A. B. SMITH
jy133m GOO NEW YORK AVENUE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-24
1HGO Washington, d. O.

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colnmodatons for . limited number Of Boarding
Scholars An especial conveyance for the of pupils
living at distance. Until September LIST address for
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